Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-05-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Read Cunningnam's money adj. 81
For cheap residence lots see Henry
Morgan. 81
jim. Taliaferro is again in the tele-
graph business.
See G.. w. Fort before making appli-
cation for loan. so
A dry winter does net seem to indi-
cate a dry spring.
A full line of paints and oils, at South
worth's drug store. AZ
G.. W. Fort can make you loan Mt
z, 8, 8 or 10 per cent. 90
Buy your fresh meats at Mobiles, in
the gypsum building. AZ
A. NJ. Houchin is having an addi-
tion built to his residence.
Ben. Wadsworth will start in few
days to seek his fortune in the west.
Leave orders for ice with Mr.. Ham,
dellveryman, or with a. ID. Jamison. 4G
The Willing Workers will meet at
Mrs. Nixon's next Wednesday, June l.
An elegant line of summer suits for
men, at Stamford, Youmans 20 FL
dred's. 81
Smoked meats, bologna sausage, and
every variety of fresh meats, at f. T.
Mobiles. AZ
The Royal Arch chapter, of this city,
Is doing considerable work at every
meeting.
w. N. Bradbury ard wife, Of Aetna,
eraRarents of boy baby, born on the
18th inst.
Subject at the NJ f. church next Sab
bath morning: 1.-The Upper and Meth
eT Springs"
Wood a. Vincent are spot cash buyers
and sellers. Trade with them and you
will save money. 81
Farmer ID. Vanslyke has finished
planting 100 acres of corn on his place,
west of town.
Remember, there are bargains, I'M
heard of in this city, at the store of
Blickhahn & Go. 40
The INDEX will be in It's own build
ing ON Kansas avenue, east, after to-
morrow, May Goth.
Ready-mixed paints, of any color de-
sired; the best in the market, at South
worth's drug store. AZ
w. II. Worand brought in lot OF
spring chickens last week, the FIRST we
had seen this season.
Our Ilazelton correspondence and
other important matter is crowded out
this week, unavoidably.
10 is reported that the union labor
party will have convention i'm June
and put out full county ticket.
Tom. Woodland has retired from the
firm OF Posey, Woodland 81 Lane. Posey
4 Lane is now the firm name, and both
are good rustlers.
After tomorrow, May 26th, the
INDEX may be found in its new quar-.
tiers, on East Kansas avenue, two doors
east Of the postoflce.
Judge W. w. Cook and Capt. a. l.
Freeman started yesterday to st. Lou.
is, in answer To telegram, on import
ant railroad business.
Subject for discourse at the Christian
church next Sunday morning: "Growtl
I'm the knowledge Of God" At night
1.-The Glorious Gospel of Christ"
Hubbard is closing out his stock Of
stationery and notions at cost. Lool
for prices next week. This is not ar
advertising dodge, but the plain, unvar
nished truth. so
Fishermen predict that the river ant
creeks will be full Of the flnny trib,
from now on. The Medicine river wa.
up sufficiently last Sunday and Monday
to allow fish to come from below.
Caldwell Journal: "E. W. Hill, o.
Medicine Lodge, is in town, establish
ing the grades on the main streets. Mr.
Hill is skillful civil engineer, anC
thoroughly understands his business.
Next week the INDEX will be ISSUED
from its own Office, and will begin
new volume. Come and see us. w,
shall add to our facilities, and will b,
glad to receive a call from old friends
and glad TO make new ones.
1t is pleasure to see them do bust
ness at w. NJ. Wheeler's. Every de
partment Is given the proper attention
and is full OF bargains and good goods
Go 10 Wheeler's for prompt attention
low prices and square dealing. 80
Chaplin Bros, this week sold the Cat
tell trotting colt, Wonder. to railroad
contractor, south Of KiOwa, for $500
The boys will put their pacing horse
Joe, and one OF his colts I'm training thi
week. They expect to get good rec
ord out Of Joe.
Mr.. James w. Wilson left Monda,
for his old home, Greenfield, Indiana
to DO gone about 90 days. When re
turns, be will bring his family witt
him.. He Is interested in gas well re
Gently sunk IN that city and viii sci
his stock before be returns.